We all know well how the last two years went and we are aware that returning to meeting in person, however hoped for, still brought some fears with it. But it was worthed it. In fact meetings and interactions among participants were the best part of the fair. The...
Silvia, how did you become a restorer? What was your training path? Since primary school I have shown a certain predisposition to drawing and manual skills that my family has always supported by enrolling me in private painting courses. Attending the Martenot Art...
We are almost there. 450 years after the death of Pope Pius V, i.e. from 7 July, the complex of Santa Croce in Bosco Marengo will be reborn, with its majestic Vasari paintings. The monumental complex of Bosco Marengo was in fact ranked second in the 2016 edition of...
What happens to revolutionaries? Le analisi scientifiche svelano come David compose il celebre dipinto “La morte di Marat” e come lo nascose durante il suo esilio a Bruxelles In questi tempi di guerra, il Museo Reale di Belle Arti di Bruxelles dedica una mostra alla...
A table becomes a Cross Dialogues at the Salone Monday 16 May from 5.15 pm to 6.30 pm – Sala Brambilla Two years ago, just in these days, we were given the opportunity, timidly but finally, to resume our work. Florence was silent and lonely Now, after months of...
Kyoko Nakahara Kyoko, how did you become a restorer? What was your educational path? I have always enjoyed the world of art, especially painting and music, since childhood; my parents took me to painting courses for children; at home I admired the collections of...
